Northern Ireland Secretary calls for end to 'totally unacceptable' violence
Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis said it is “tragic and deeply concerning” that young people have been engaged in violence in Northern Ireland.In a statement, he told the Commons: “The violence witnessed last week is totally unacceptable.
Attacks on police officers are utterly reprehensible.
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Speaking to the media at Stormont House in Belfast, Secretary of State Brandon Lewis welcomes the condemnation of violence from all the Stormont parties and expresses his confidence in the PSNI. Mr..
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Brandon Lewis says he welcomes the statement from the five-party Northern Ireland Executive that “violence is not acceptable”, following a week of unrest in Belfast and Derry/Londonderry. Report by..